14 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
1
Jeffrey Fleece of the Fayette Advertiser news staff is named English instructor at Westminster College for the fall term. Dr France L MecCluer announced the appointment. Fleece is a Central College Fayette graduate with a master's from Vanderbilt University.
The War Department announces wider access to radioactive isotopes produced in the atom bomb project. Isotopes like carbon, phosphorus, iodine, and strontium will be distributed to approved institutions for tracing chemical and biological processes and potential therapeutic uses. A Grove- named advisory committee will oversee allocations and ensure publish or share findings.
Prof J H Trippe longtime Richland Public Schools superintendent resigns to head Crocker schools for the coming term. Prof A T Powell of LaMonte replaces him in Richland bringing thirty years of district leadership experience. Powell also joins the Richland faculty to oversee English.
The Danuser Machine Company in Fulton shipped the first air freight of its diggers from New Orleans to a Guatemala dealer. The Fulton plant makes 400 hole diggers monthly. Water is lighter as a solid than as a liquid.
King Umberto of Italy departed for Lisbon after a brief exile period as Italy faced continued republican victory in the plebiscite. Riots in Naples cost 11 lives while Allied officials denied royal withdrawals. The cabinet named Alcide De Gasperi as Chief of State during the monarchy crisis.
FRANKFURT June 13 AP Army authorities announce a portion of the Hesse crown jewels valued at 40 000 to 56 000 recovered in a German hideaway and believe the entire haul is now recovered. Three officers will be tried in Frankfurt for the theft from Kronberg castle. The last cache includes over 100 uncut diamonds and 22 pieces of jewelry. Maj David Watson indicated where the gems would be found. Col James F Shea said an innocent person may have held the gems.
Roy C. Carlton, once linked to the $1.5 million Hesse crown jewels, was cleared of complicity in their removal to the United States. A War Department statement said he volunteered for questioning and will not be detained, correcting an earlier report of his arrest. In California, F H Davison forgot his party, retrieved his wife and mother-in-law from Desert Center after a detour to recover an empty back seat.
An early 20th century advertisement touts PASTEETH as an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates for firmer fit. It claims no slipping, sliding, or rock, no sour taste, and neutral denture breath. Available at any drug store.
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